もさることながら

expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)

one may well say so, but ...; even more thanword usually written using kana alone

Forms

もさることながら
もさる事ながら【もさることながら】
も然ることながら【もさることながら】
も然る事ながら【もさることながら】
も然る事乍ら【もさることながら】

Generated definitions (experimental)

one may well say so, but ...

This phrase is used to introduce a statement that adds emphasis to a preceding point, suggesting that there is something even more significant to consider.

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This issue is difficult, but it also takes time.

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Studying is important, but practice is also crucial.

even more than

This phrase can be used to compare two things, indicating that one is even more relevant or important than the other.

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His opinion is not only theoretical but also practical.

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This movie is wonderful not just for its story, but also for its visual beauty.

Generated collocations (experimental)

、one may well say so, but first...、one may well say so, but what’s important is...、べきone may well say so, but we should be grateful for his experience、one may well say so, but consideration for the environment is necessary、one may well say so, but effort is also necessary、one may well say so, but the attitude towards learning is important、one may well say so, but teamwork is also important